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Showing posts with label a line skirt. Show all posts

4.14.2017

14 April

Casual Friday: Coachella Inspired

Happy Friday everyone! And what a good one it is! I'm kicking off this wonderful Easter weekend with my head in 80 degree weather, complete with palm trees and indie music. That's right., I'm in California at Coachella weekend.

The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is an annual music and arts festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, California, located in the Inland Empire's Coachella Valley, in the Colorado Desert. It was co-founded by Paul Tollett and Rick Van Santen in 1999, and is organized by Goldenvoice, a subsidiary of AEG Live. The event features musical artists from many genres of music, including rock, indie, hip hop, and electronic dance music, as well as art installations and sculptures. Across the grounds, several stages continuously host live music.

The Coachella trends are always on point, with the rends never straying too far from simplicity meets statement. White tees, afros, big round sunglasses, and fringe everything dominate the fields of grass in one way or another each year. And although I couldn't be there, I figured I'd live vicariously through my wardrobe, at least for the day.

The star of the show? These embellished clogs I snagged from Burlington Coat Factory. Clogs have been on my fashion bucket list for some time, and when I found these in the shoe racks for $24.99, I had one more hot item checked off. They're super comfy and just the height and comfort I needed for my button front skirt.

Add a white tee and gold jewelry, and I was all set and ready to go for the spring's hottest music festival. And anyone reading that's going to enjoy the Coachella experience...I'm officially jealous.



Button Front Skirt: Similar

Clogs: Similar






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Brieana



12.12.2016

12 December

Working for the Weekend:Countdown to B-Day* MINI LOOKBOOK INCLUDED*

Happy Monday folks!  I hope you all enjoyed your weekend as much as I did. It was a busy one for sure. This past Sunday, I was able to celebrate another year of life. My 26th birthday weekend was full of celebrations and of course some shopping along the way. It's a blessing when your work is so much fun. I've decided to run down my looks for running errands, a ladies only brunch, a sexy ensemble for a night out. and my sophisticated look to bring in B-Day a.k.a my birthday.

Up first we have this casual Friday look, featuring this super fun leather jacket from Ashley Tipton's plus size line through JCPenney. The first time I saw this jacket on one of my favorite bloggers, I knew I had to have it. It's not your run of the mill leather jacket. It features a mesh/tulle blend, adding 100% femininity to the jacket. Not to mention all of the rose gold button and zippers.
Moto jacket: JcPenney
Marled knit sweaters: here
Distressed denim:similar

Underneath, I wore this marled knit sweater form Forever 21+, with distressed thrifted denim jeans. Complete with mid length combat boots, and you have an outfit fit for running around ALL day. Fashionable and functional!

On to Saturday, where I opted for dresses all day. I always hear people talk about how much work dresses are, but I think dresses are a go-to when you don't feel like picking out two separate pieces of clothing, and they add a chic detail to whatever you're doing.

My day dress was a sweater dress that was also thrifted. The ribbed detail and moccasin booties helped me to not feel too dressed up.
Dress: Similar
Booties: Similar
Military jacket: Rainbow Shops

My night dress was a last minute find from the racks of Charlotte Russe. I suaully walk past Charlotte Russe when I'm low on funds, because their sales are to shop till you drop for! This entire outfit (sans shoes) was $35!!! YES you read that right. This mauve/blue ruched number was 50% off, as are ALL of their dresses, and I had to pick up some jewelry (2 for $10). I didn't regret wandering in this time around.
Entire outfit: Charlotte Russe

Last but not least, we have my birthday ensemble. I wanted to go with something a bit more toned down and "grown up" for this occasion, and I immediately thought "bow tie". Because I didn't want it to look too boyish, I opted for this velvet wrap from H&M, which I then fashioned into a bow tie, that way I was able to use it again. My burgundy strap heels are from GoJane. I scored them for an easy $19. The rest of the outfit was thrifted. I have to be more wise about my spending habits after all, I'm a year older!

Heels: here
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Faithfully,
Brieana

10.03.2016

03 October

Layered Skirts & Denim Shirts

*inhales deeply* Do you smell that? It's the wonderful aroma of crisp, windy air, wet leaves, and everything Pumpkin Spice. 'Tis the season of Hocus Pocus, hoodies, sweaters, and long skirts.

I'm in heaven.

Today's outfit is a seamless shift from the thin maxi skirt and dress, right into the flowy fabrics for fall that don't sacrifice style for the needed warmth. I typically save this layered skirt for the fall not only for its deep burgundy color, but also for its easy breezy nature. Its a perfect companion for the wind!

I paired the outfit with some other fall friendly items, my faux denim button up and these comfy booties from Maurices. The only thing I was missing was a latte!


Skirt: Similar|Similar





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7.15.2016

15 July

Summer Midi Skirts

Summer is in full swing! To celebrate, I donned this textured midi swing skirt I got form Forman Mills last summer.Anyone who's not familiar with Forman Mills should get familiar ASAP. Think Burlington Coat Factory crossed with Rainbow Shops. They keep up with the trends and make nice with your pockets at the same time.  It's funny how we women buy something in the moment and then cast it away to the nether-regions of our closet for a WAY later date. Either way, this skirt was comfortable, cute, and classic with its texture, style, and color. The waist band is an elastic, perfect for tucking a longer top into it. I paired the ensemble with this cross strap open toe cork wedges I got from Charlotte Russe, also a few summers back. No worries though! I've put the link to some similar items. 







Floral earrings: Similar



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